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If you are a University of Kent staff member or a student you can use the Colyer-Fergusson Music Practice Rooms for just £20 per year. Here is how:

First, purchase a Practice Room Permit

  • You will need to purchase a permit to use the practice rooms in Colyer-Fergusson; this costs £20 for the academic year, or £10 half year (valid from from Apr to Sep).
  • Go to our membership page and click the drop to find the permit: Click here to purchase your permit.
  • Once you have purchased your permit, you will still need to have your KentOne card activated to be able access a practice room – you will need to contact the Music Administrator, Sophie Meikle (music@kent.ac.uk).

Then, book your Practice Rooms

  • You can only book up 5 hours in any week and only during the present week. (Booking week runs Monday to Monday)
  • You can use the links below to book rooms, but be aware that you need to be logged in (top of the page) and hold a current Practice Room Permit to be able to see the available time slots.
  • Timeslots for the each week will be available to book the Wednesday before each week commences.

If you need to cancel your booking for any reason

  • Please email boxoffice@kent.ac.uk to cancel a booking (room date and time included please) and we can release the room for others to use. Thank you.

Links to book Practice Rooms

For Practice Room G-10 – Click here

For Practice Room G-11 – Click here

For Practice Room G18 (Band Room) – Click here

For Practice Room 1-06 – Click here

For Practice Room 1-16 – Click here

Any questions?

If you have any questions you can contact the Music Department by email music@kent.ac.uk

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